'Earls and barons are not to be fined except by their peers, and only in accordance with the nature of the offence'.
Clause 22: Nullus clericus amercietur de laico tenemento suo, nisi secundum modum aliorum praedictorum, et non secundum quantitatem beneficii sui ecclesiastici.
'No clergyman is to be fined on his lay tenement, except in accordance with the nature of his offence, in the way of others mentioned in previously, and not in accordance with the size of his ecclesiastical benefice'.
Answer: Centration
Explanation:
Centration is one of the actions that stand out within the preoperational stage of Piaget's theory of cognitive development. This stage starts from 2 years and can last up to 7 years. In centration, one tends to highlight only one aspect of a situation and neglect others that may also be very relevant. The child at the center has difficulties thinking and seeing situations from other contexts.
In this case, Christine when seeing that she is taller than Tyler understands that it is an indication that she is older than him. Here Christina is not taking into account other aspects, only her height to determine that she is greater than Tyler.
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You have to answer this question yourself, since it is personal.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
A The slaves in the northern colonies lived in segregated communities but I doubt it very much that they were prosperous...
B In Cuba and other Hispanic colonies African culture - seen as heretic acts - was suppressed and sometimes forbidden. It was tolerated in the American colonies.
D The Half-Way Covenant was a church document on membership, it was not about slaves.
E The other way around I would say, ¨<em>I never go back to Georgia¨</em> is a line of a song called Manteca and is a clear statement that the Southern States were not very popular among afro-american people.
So, C remains and is supported by the fact that the percentage of slaves was a mere 2-3%. This was due to the indentured servants in New England.
